Space and Time Magazine, Winter 2017

by Hildy Silverman (Editor), Esther Scherpenisse, Fraser Sherman

Issue #130 of Space and Time Magazine, published in Winter of 2017. Features fiction by Esther Scherpenisse, Patricia Russo, Fraser Sherman, Richard Dansky, David Stevens, and Dale Carothers. Features poetry by Josh Pearce, James Kelley, Michael Tugendhat, Jodi Hathaway, Jamal Hodge, Frederick Stansfield, and Samuel Minier. Editorial and articles by Hildy Silverman, Daniel M. Kimmel, Daniel Braum, and Linda Addison.

48 pages, Literary Magazine

Published January 1, 2017

About the author

Hildy Silverman was the Editor-in-Chief of Space and Time Magazine for 12 years. She is a short fiction author whose recent publications include, "My Dear Wa'ats" (2018, Baker Street Irregulars II: The Game's Afoot, Ventrella & Maberry, eds.), "The Lady of the Lakes" (2018, Camelot 13, French and Thomas, eds.), "Sidekicked" (2019, Release the Virgins, Ventrella, ed.), and “Divided We Fell” (2020, The Divided States of America, Bechtel, ed.). Her nonfiction articles have appeared in numerous legal and medical professional journals and blogs. In the mundane world, she is the Digital Marketing Manager for Oticon Medical US.

Reviews

[Ben Serna-grey · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot of decent fiction except for one that really fell flat for me, "Conversation, Descending." A few good poems that stand out from an issue full of mostly duds. Overall a good issue, though. Have yet to be disappointed with Space and Time.